Battlefield 6 came out on October 10, 2025, and a lot of players immediately started playing the multiplayer mode, which is understandably popular with its large-scale, ever-changing battles. However, many players were surprised to find that the campaign mode wasn’t working after a recent update. Some are receiving a “Connection Lost” message and are unable to access it.
Liquid Swords, a relatively new studio, has primarily been in the news for recent layoffs. Despite this, the team led by Christofer Sundberg is continuing development on their first game and has just released a brief teaser trailer. You can view the video on X (formerly Twitter) below.
It’s incredibly satisfying that Whelan is the only one who faces consequences at the end of the season. His cowardice and foolishness finally catch up to him, after he shamelessly climbed the ranks to a top position. He’s a lot like the sleazy character from Aliens, always scheming and betraying those who even save his life, until his luck runs out. Whelan thinks he can trick Jackson Lamb and escape responsibility for the disastrous Libya situation, but his overconfidence is his downfall, and he ultimately fails miserably.
Ben isn’t the only one getting a pointed song sung directly to them. Chip Black is the one who chooses to start the sad karaoke night with it, and he’s singing it to Alex Levy. He’s at the party to show Bradley footage of interviews with victims of Wolf River, including some very sick children – a decidedly unpleasant backdrop. It’s strange they’d choose to watch such disturbing material for their story, especially footage that paints UBN in a terrible light regarding the deaths of those children. They aren’t even watching it in Bradley’s dressing room! Despite all this, Chip smoothly transitions from earnestly encouraging Bradley to continue the story despite FBI pressure, reminding her of the trust she inspires, to just as earnestly calling Alex an “executive reptile.” Chip has had several memorable moments on The Morning Show – like punching Mitch Kessler and his passionate outburst last season – but “executive reptiles” might be the most delightfully bizarre.
1⃣ $BSOL’s explosive $69.5M day one inflow and $56M trading volume make it the biggest crypto ETF debut since Ethereum. Who needs a plot when numbers this wild exist? 🚀
This ISO 20022 entanglement, dear reader, is less a leap and more a cautious shuffle toward the traditional banking ballroom. Smoother transactions? Check. Faster reconciliations? Check. Regulatory compliance? A necessary evil, perhaps. Yet one cannot help but wonder: will this make Pi a darling of institutions, or merely a guest who overstays its welcome? 🤔
Éric Ciotti, the chap at the helm of the French political outfit UDR, has unveiled a bill that’s got more twists than a Jeeves plot. The plan? To amass a staggering 420,000 bitcoins (or BTC, as the fellows in the know call it) over the next seven to eight years. Quite the tall order, what? 🧑💻
The company, in its infinite wisdom, plans to repurchase up to 150 million shares by the 29th of October, 2026. A date, one presumes, of no small significance. 📅
Many dedicated Star Wars fans consider Visions to be one of the weakest TV shows because it doesn’t connect to the larger Star Wars story. But I’ve always appreciated it; it really stands out for its originality and unique approaches to the Star Wars universe, offering something different from everything else we’ve seen.
With the release of Zootopia 2 getting closer, movie theaters are starting to showcase special items like themed popcorn buckets. Disney is building excitement for the sequel, which comes a decade after the popular 2016 film.